While adults may be tempted to pack in every possible tradition from October to January, children often enjoy the season most when there is still room for ordinary life with family and friends. A little planning can help preserve the joy while mitigating the stress:

Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have brain differences that result in specific behaviors. Many of these behaviors can be strengths. For example, children with ADHD may learn quickly due to an ability to hyperfocus on topics that interest them.

A few consistent routines can make a big difference in preventing cavities and keeping kids’ teeth healthy as they grow.

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Many moms (especially those with young kids) think, “I have a will, so I’m covered.” A will is important, but it is only one piece of the plan.

Summertime is “gathering” season, with weekend picnics, family reunions, cookouts and outdoor meetings filling our social calendars.